I put an xbox game the game name is warfare it doesn't play unless I purchase the game...

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It sounds like you may be experiencing a problem with the game disk you purchased not working correctly on your Xbox console. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as the disk being damaged or the game not being compatible with your console.

In general, when you purchase a physical game disk for Xbox, you should expect that the game will work properly on your console as long as your console is in working condition and the game is compatible with your console's firmware.

You said that you are trying to get a refund from where you purchased the game, and they are refusing to give you your money back. In this case, it would be best to contact the manufacturer of the game or Xbox support for assistance. They may be able to help you troubleshoot the issue or provide a refund or replacement if the game is defective.

It's also important to check the return policies of the store or platform you purchased it, it may vary.

In addition, If the game was downloaded or purchased through Xbox Live, the store or platform's refund policy applies. Microsoft's refund policy states that refund requests will be considered on a case by case basis, but in general, they will not provide refunds for games or downloadable content that have been downloaded or used.

It's important to keep the documentation, invoice, receipts and any other information that would help you on the process, for example, a photo of the damaged game disk.

What I mean by full value, IceStorm III, is that currently on the Xbox 360 not everyone can play your digital games. I have many arcade games that my brothers can't play unless I'm signed in because if I'm not signed in, they will only be able to play the
trial version of the arcade game. For the Xbox One, putting a digital game on a 2nd console works largely the same way - other people won't get the full benefit unless it's the 1st console you install it on which doesn't require that you be signed in. If you
install your purchased digital game on another console 1st, other people on your home console will not be able to play the game unless you're signed in - therefore, you aren't getting the full value of your purchase. I think it makes sense to put the full
value of your purchase wherever it's going to be used the most & by the most people. For me, that's my home console.

I don't mind at time purchasing a battle pass if is worth the money I a putting out. Like Modern Warfare was worth the money compared to in my option to the new Fortnite. That I decide just to play the free battle pass. I love to play a game and get
my monies worth out of it by grinding it out and finding hiding objects and collectibles. Micro transactions have gone way out of control and every 10 minutes my kids are asking for money for skins for this or that. Unbelievable. Every game name that we
buy is asking for extra money for something. I miss the days of just putting my disc in, starting and playing the game.

If there is a second disc, put it in as if you were using it to play.

It will open a special install menu. Just installing the same way as a regular game disc doesn't really work unless the Bethesda Xbox games changed how the DLC on discs work.

yes games like modern warfare give you the choice to play with others who are using another device, i tend to put it to xbox only.